A straightforward question for Americans: When tariffs are imposed, do you believe that the exporter or the importer bears the cost?
A straightforward question for Americans: When tariffs are imposed, do you believe that the exporter or the importer bears the cost?
That’s a great question! Generally, when tariffs are imposed, it’s the importer who pays the tariff. However, the cost can ultimately be passed on to consumers in the form of higher prices for imported goods. So while the exporter doesn’t directly pay the tariff, they may feel the effects if the importers decide to reduce their purchases or shift to other suppliers. Overall, the economic impact is a bit complex and involves multiple factors, including supply chain dynamics and market competition. Thanks for bringing this up!